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Bucks County Pottery Artist Creates Amazing Pieces for Customers Near and Far
An artist in Bucks County is bringing functional pieces of pottery to a local audience as she pursues her passion. Margot’s Pottery, owned and operated by a Bucks County resident, is a one-woman operation creating unique pieces by hand. Using a wheel throw and a hot cone 6 electric kiln, the artist offers bowls, lidded…
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Bucks County History: Post-War Love Captured in New Hope by Photographer
A photograph that was taken nearly 80 years ago shows a young couple reuniting in Bucks County after World War II. Taken in 1945, the photograph shows a young married couple reunited at the end of the war. Title “New Hope”, the picture was taken at the New Hope Railroad, with the young couple embracing…
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Habitat for Humanity Celebrating New ReStore Location in Bucks County with Ribbon-Cutting
A nationwide nonprofit will be opening a new store in the Bucks County area this week, complete with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Habitat for Humanity, which has its own Bucks County chapter, will be opening their latest ReStore location in Quakertown on May 19 at 9:30 AM. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will celebrate the new location and…
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Popular Telford Diner Closes After 75 Years of Food, Family, and Community
A diner in Bucks County is saying farewell to its community as it closes its doors after decades of food and memories. R&S Keystone Diner, located at 4714 Bethlehem Pike in Telford, will be closing its doors after 75 years of business. Family-owned and operated, the diner has been a fixture of Hilltown Township since…
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Doylestown Nonprofit Continues Aiding Residents with Special Needs to Live Independently
A nonprofit in Bucks County is continuing its efforts to help young people with special needs to adapt to real-life situations. The Next Step Programs, headquartered at 204 North West Street in Doylestown, recently celebrated its last classes of the season. Its programs are designed to assist those living with special needs as their transition…
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Looking to Dispose of Your Old Electronics? This Bucks County Township Has You Covered
An organization in Bucks County is giving local residents the chance to safely dispose of their old electronics and other gadgets. Building a Better Bensalem Together, an organization operating in Bensalem, will be hosting an “Electronics Recycling Event” in the fall. The event will be held fro Oct. 21 – 29 at 3800 Hulmeville Road.…
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Annual ‘PrideFest’ Returning to Bucks County. Read to Learn When and Where
A popular annual event in Bucks County is set to return this week, with local residents and visitors making their way to the area for it. PrideFest, an annual event that is organized and hosted by New Hope Celebrates, will be held from May 19 – 21 in the areas of New Hope and nearby…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: Spacious Farmhouse Estate in Jamison
A large estate in Bucks County has gone up for sale, and it is a one-of-a-kind home for those looking for something unique. . . The original farmhouse dating back to 1880 features inviting rooms, original pumpkin pine floors, deep windows, built-ins and beautifully blends with the newer additions. . . An open staircase leads…
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SCORE Helps Boutique Owner to Bring ‘Passion Project’ to Life
Since she was a teenager, Lori Thomson dreamed of owning a store. A lover of fashion and art, Thomson spent the next 30 or so years paving the way for the realization of her “passion project” by working in retail, corporate retail, and creating visual displays for retailers such as Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s. Then, last…
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Learn All About the Founding Fathers Through This Bucks County Historical Organization
Washington Crossing Historic Park will hold a free lecture titled “Founding Friendship: George Washington, James Madison, and the Creation of the American Republic” on June 4 at 1:30 PM. The lecture will be held in person at the park’s visitor center, 1112 River Road in Washington Crossing, and live streamed on Zoom. The lecture…
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After Several Delays, Construction of Warminster’s Tesla Dealership Back on Track
After a series of hold-ups and a pause on operations, a long-talked-about car dealership is back on track to open in Buck County. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the project for the Warminster Patch. A “misunderstanding” about water and sewer permits led to construction coming to a halt at the former Pathmark location on York Road…
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‘Hortulus Peony Festival’ to be Held in Bucks County. Read to Learn When and Where
A garden center in Bucks County will see plant lovers and fellow outdoor enthusiasts gather to see their beautiful flowers. Hortulus Farm Garden & Nursery, located at 60 Thompson Mill Road in Newtown, will be hosting the Hortulus Peony Festival this weekend, starting on May 20 at 9 AM until May 21 at 5 PM.…
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Bucks County Remembers Fallen Heroes at ‘National Police Week’ Memorial in Doylestown
Bucks County remembered those who gave the ultimate sacrifice with a recent memorial service in the county’s seat. Ed Doyle wrote about the event for TAP Into Doylestown. Bucks County officials and members of local law enforcement recently met in Doylestown to remember two officers from the area who lost their lives in the line…
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Doylestown Wellness Studio Floats Hints to Clientele About New Services to Come
A wellness studio in Bucks County is floating around some new services they will be offering customers in the near future. The Doylestown Float Studio, located at 301 South Main Street, North Building, Suite 3 in Doylestown, recently took to social media to give hints about a new service that will be offered at their…
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Furlong Synagogue Find ‘Outpouring of Support’ From Community in Order to Keep Property
A synagogue in Bucks County recently found a large amount of support from their community, allowing them to stay in the area. Jarrad Saffren wrote about the local synagogue for the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent. Temple Judea, located at 38 Rogers Road in Furlong, saw its future in the area in jeopardy due to high property…
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Learn About George Washington’s Army in the Area Where He Crossed the Delaware River
Washington Crossing Historic Park will hold a free lecture titled “Feeding Washington’s Army: Surviving the Valley Forge Winter of 1778” on June 1 at 7 PM. The lecture will be held in person at the park’s visitor center, 1112 River Road in Washington Crossing, and live streamed on Zoom. The lecture will feature military…
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Bucks County Police Memorial Ceremony to be Held Next Week. Read to Learn When and Where
An annual event, honoring those who served their community to the end, is scheduled to take place in Bucks County next week. The Bucks County Police Memorial Ceremony will be held at Saint Andrew Catholic Church, located at 81 Swamp Road in Newtown, on March 22 at 7 PM. The event will honor Bucks County…
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National Nonprofit Updates Bucks County Residents, Politicians on Organic Food Industry
A national nonprofit recently had representatives in Bucks County meet with local leaders to discuss the organic food industry. The Organic Trade Association, headquartered in Washington D.C., recently met with local representatives to discuss their impact on the industry. Namely, the representatives met with Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, who is originally from the area. “The Organic…
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